What is the highest peak in the Sierras de Córdoba, serving as a popular mountaineering objective?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Cerro Champaquí, rising to 2,790 meters above sea level
- Step 1: Champaquí means 'Water on the Head' in the indigenous Comechingón language. Step 2. It separates the Calamuchita Valley to the east from the Traslasierra Valley to the west. Answer: Cerro Champaquí, rising to 2,790 meters above sea level. Why not the others: The summit features a small seasonal lagoon and dramatic panoramic views.
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